The Trespasser
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What doI matter?' Siegmund thought of the futility of death: We are not long for music and laughter, Love and desire and hate; I think we have no portion in them after We pass the gate.
'Why should I be turned out of the game?' he asked himself, rebelling. He frowned, and answered: 'Oh, Lord!--the old argument!' But the thought of his own expunging from the picture was very bitter.
'Like the puff from the steamer's funnel, I should be gone. ' He looked at himself, at his limbs and his body in t...he pride of hismaturity. He was very beautiful to himself.
'Nothing, in the place where I am, ' he said. 'Gone, like a puff of steamthat melts on the sunshine. ' Again Siegmund looked at the sea. It was glittering with laughter as ata joke.
'And I, ' he said, lying down in the warm sand, 'I am nothing. I do notcount; I am inconsiderable. ' He set his teeth with pain. There were no tears, there was no relief. Aconvulsive gasping shook him as he lay on the sands. All the while hewas arguing with himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What doI matter?' Siegmund thought of the futility of death: We are not long for music and laughter, Love and desire and hate; I think we have no portion in them after We pass the gate.
'Why should I be turned out of the game?' he asked himself, rebelling. He frowned, and answered: 'Oh, Lord!--the old argument!' But the thought of his own expunging from the picture was very bitter.
'Like the puff from the steamer's funnel, I should be gone. ' He looked at himself, at his limbs and his body in t...he pride of hismaturity. He was very beautiful to himself.
'Nothing, in the place where I am, ' he said. 'Gone, like a puff of steamthat melts on the sunshine. ' Again Siegmund looked at the sea. It was glittering with laughter as ata joke.
'And I, ' he said, lying down in the warm sand, 'I am nothing. I do notcount; I am inconsiderable. ' He set his teeth with pain. There were no tears, there was no relief. Aconvulsive gasping shook him as he lay on the sands. All the while hewas arguing with himself.
What to read after The Trespasser?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dh Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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